PROJECT BLUE BOOK

UNIDENTIFIED FLYING OBJECT CASE FILES · 1947 – 1969

CASE REFERENCE7070508

DATE OF SIGHTINGSeptember 1956

REPORTED LOCATIONHenderson Harbor New York

FRAMES4

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on the utside. of disappearance indicates that of disappear indicates that
Object initially Object Ltially approx sighting wa ossibly caused by ossibly caused by
310 dgrs zimuth oproximately proximately a balloon. Although scrambled a balloon. Although scrambled
due east i due east in straigh straight Object Object a/c JJA-l obtained visual contact a/c JJA-l obtained visual contact
disappeared a5 minutes l by fad- w/the object pilot 'indicated pilot 'indicated
ing out of sight. ing out of sight. Object viewed viewed that obj was mo star, star,
visually & through binoculars. through binocu lars. It is believe It is beliew ed that visual contact
was made y was made object rather
than originil object. Evaluated than original object. Evaluated
as a asa possible balloon. possible balloon.
ATIC FORM 329 (REV 26 SEP 52
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WOEAVY HRIAVI
RJEPHQ/CD IRE 93
USAI
BT BT . • •
/UNCL/ ACL C-OPS /UNCL/ ACL C-OPS 09006 PD FLYOBRPT CLN UNIDENTIFIED FLYING OBJECT CMM CLN
AFR 2 283-2 PD
2. A. CIRCULAR SPHERE
B. UNKNOWN
C. RED ON INSIDE AND GREEN ON OUTSIDE
D. ONE
E. N/A
F. MENTIONED ABOVE
G. NONE
H. NONE ...

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PAGE THREE RJEPSN1D
USING FIELD GLASSES. A/2C ROBERT MYERS, 655TH AC&W SQUADRON, RADAR 270->00
7. A. CLEAR 4v. 280
B. WATERTOWN WINDS ALOFT : S00y10, 312/15, 03y20, 303y25, V
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C. CLEAR
D. 15 MILES
E. NONE PA
F. NONE
B. UNKNOWN . UNKNOWN •
9NONE ..
10. SCRAMBLED JUMPING JACE ABLE ONE AND TWO AT 2332Z TALLY-HO AT 0340, 10. SCRAMBLED JUMPING JACE ABLE ONE AND TWO AT 2332Z TALLY-NO AT 0340,
JJA-1 VISUSL CONTACT -
LIKELY A STAR •
11. NONE
$ 4*010161
12. JOSEPH B WAGMAN, 1/LT., SENIOR DIRECTOR, ABLE CREW, 655TH ACWRON,
IT IS BELIEVED THAT THE OBJECT COULD HAVE BEEN A STAR: HOWEVER, THE
OEJECT DID MOVE AT RAPID PACE AND AFTER 45 MINUTES, DID FINALLY DISAPPEAR.
BT
04/14452 SEP RJEPSN
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AA
PAGE TWO RJEPSN 1D
K I. MENTIONED ABOVE 42
2. A. NOTICED UNUSUAL OBJECT IN SKY .
B. UNKNOWN ELEVATION AND A DEGREES FROM P-49 1- 550**1
C. 310 DEGREES FROM P-49
D. MOVING API IATELY DUE EAST .IN STRAIGHT LINE
2
E. FADED
F. APPROXIMATELY 45 MINUTES
3. A. GROUND-VISUAL A. Gauund visuhL
B. NONE AT FIRST B. NONE AT FIRST SIGHTING MEMBERS OF SIGHTING MEMBERS OF F A CREW, 655TH ACWRON USED CREW, 655TH ACWRON USED
BINOCULARS
ClF-94, CF-94, JUMPING JACK ALFA ONE, 29.000310 DEGREES, DEGREES, 260 260 KNOTS,
ROME ROME
4.
4 SEP 56
B. NIGHT
HENDER HARBOR, MISS
AND 655TH AC&W SQUADRON,
IATERTOWN, N.Y.
. A. MISS SYRACUSE, STUDENT
PARTIES.
B. VARIOUS MEMBERS CREW AT 655TH ACWRC ON, ALL RELIABLE,